
The White Storm 2: Drug Lords (2019) on Netflix
Once a triad right-hand man, the tycoon Yu Shun-tin offers HK$100 million for Hong Kong's number one drug dealer. That dealer, Jizo, is the sworn brother whose fingers Yu cut off.
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- Netflix3.0/5
- IMDb6.1/101,728 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes57%
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Plot summary
Yu Shun-tin once belonged to the Ching Hing triad, whose rule forbids drug dealing. When the gang leader, Yu Nam, learns that his other right-hand man, Jizo, has been running a drug business at his nightclub, he orders Yu Shun-tin to cut off Jizo's fingers and expel him. Yu Shun-tin, whose father was destroyed by drugs, leaves the triad himself. Years later he is a billionaire financier and philanthropist married to the lawyer Michelle Chow, while Jizo has become one of Hong Kong's biggest drug lords. Chief inspector Lam Ching-fung of the Narcotics Bureau leads raids against the trade. Yu Shun-tin offers HK$100 million for the head of the city's number one drug dealer, and the bounty stirs the underworld.
Cast
Andy Lauas Yu Shun-tin
Louis Kooas Fung Chun-kwok
Michael Miu Kiu-Waias Lam Ching-fung
Karena Lam Kar-Yanas Chow Man-fung
Cheung Kwok-Keungas Ming
Carlos Chan Ka-Lokas Jack Yau Sai-Hung
Michelle Wai Si-Ngaas Apple
Jun Kungas Cho Tai
Kent Cheng Jak-Sias Yu Nam
Gordon Lam Ka-Tungas Secretary for justice
Cherrie Ying Choi-Yias Sister Ca
Chrissie Chau Sau-Naas Chan Ching-mei
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The White Storm 2: Drug Lords (2019)
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- For a press event at the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, the production built a 1:1 replica of the Central MTR Station that took over five months to construct and cost more than HK$10 million.
- Andy Lau, who had produced and starred in Shock Wave, joined The White Storm 2: Drug Lords as star and producer on a reported salary of HK$40 million.
- The film took ¥1,312,886,000 at the Chinese box office, making it the highest-grossing Hong Kong film in China until Andy Lau and Herman Yau's next collaboration, Shock Wave 2, overtook it in 2021.
- On its opening day in China the film grossed ¥135.67 million (US$19.7 million), over 52 percent of the country's box office that day, the biggest opening day for a Hong Kong film in China.




























